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✨ Lake Wakatipu Steamer Service Regulations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 26

LAKE WAKATIPU STEAMER SERVICE

When more packages than one consisting of fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fresh mushrooms, and nuts are consigned from one consignor to one consignee at the same destination such packages will be charged upon the total weight of each consignment.
The provisions of paragraphs 39 and 40 will be applicable only to fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fresh mushrooms, and nuts forwarded for the domestic use of the consignee, with a maximum weight per consignment of 56 lb., and will not apply to fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fresh mushrooms, and nuts forwarded for sale or to be used or dealt with by the consignee for any purpose other than that mentioned. In every case the consignor shall endorse on the face of the consignment-note, "Certified for domestic use of consignee only."

LIBRARY EXCHANGES

Books for exchange forwarded to and from subscribers to recognized circulating libraries from and to such libraries will be charged at one-quarter parcels rates (minimum charge per consignment, 6d.), and will be conveyed on the steamers under the provisions of Regulation 58.

MILK AND CREAM

Milk and cream carried by the Lake Wakatipu steamers will be charged 1$d. per gallon for any distance; minimum charge per consignment, 1s. 2d. The charge will in each instance be computed on the carrying-capacity of the can, and each can must be legibly marked with the capacity thereof (in gallons), and the name of the owner and the calling-place from which the can is forwarded.

NEWSPAPERS AND STEREOTYPE CASTS

Newspapers, periodicals, stereotype casts, and type, as defined in Regulation 62, will by charged 9d. for each 28 lb. or part thereof for conveyance on the Lake Wakatipu steamers.

SPECIAL CHARTER OF STEAMERS FOR CARGO, INCLUDING LIVE-STOCK

(a) T.s.s. "Earnslaw," £21 7s. 6d. in addition to ordinary tariff for goods conveyed. S.s. "Ben Lomond," £14 5s. in addition to ordinary tariff rates for goods conveyed.

(b) In no case shall the charges for the special charter of a steamer for cargo, including live-stock, together with the ordinary tariff rates for the cargo conveyed, be less than the charge made for the special charter of such steamer for passengers.

Except in cases of a charter for four hours or less, applications must be made three days before the steamer is required.
The Department reserves the right to decline any application for the charter of a steamer.

GOODS AND LIVE-STOCK

Except where otherwise specified, the charges on all goods and live-stock conveyed by the Lake Wakatipu steamer service will be calculated as follows:

Between	And	Where Wharf Provided at Both Calling-places.	Where Wharf Not Provided at One or Both Calling-places.
Kingston	Queenstown and intermediate calling-places	Ordinary rates (paragraph 55)	Ordinary rates (paragraph 55) plus 50 per cent.
One intermediate calling-place between Kingston and Queenstown	Another intermediate calling-place between Kingston and Queenstown
Glenorchy or Kinloch	Queenstown and intermediate calling-places		Double ordinary rates (paragraph 55).
One intermediate calling-place between Glenorchy and Queenstown	Another intermediate calling-place between Glenorchy and Queenstown	Ordinary rates (paragraph 55) plus 50 per cent.
Any calling-place (including Kingston) east of Queenstown	Any calling-place west of Queenstown	Half ordinary rates (paragraph 55)
Glenorchy	Kinloch

At places where wharves are not provided, and where residents meet steamer in their own boats, the charge for service shall be as from or to the nearest calling-place provided with a wharf.

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